Distek, Inc. Awarded Japanese Patent for Multi-Motion Assembly Design

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Sean GilmoreMarketing Manager
Distek, Inc.

North Brunswick, NJ – Distek, Inc., a leading manufacturer of laboratory testing instruments for the pharmaceutical and biotechnology industry, as well as an experienced provider of validation and qualification services, has been awarded Japanese Patent 6,068,810 for their multi-motion assembly design.

Distek’s patented, multi-motion assembly design, also known as D-Drive, allows for one assembly mechanism to provide both linear and rotational motion. This D-Drive technology, found on the symphony 7100 “Bathless” Dissolution Instrument, can raise and lower the shafts at various speeds as well as control and monitor the individual stirring speed in each dissolution vessel.

“Approval of this patent provides needed protection for a technically advance mechanical concept that is a core element of the innovation found in our symphony 7100 platform,” says Jeff Brinker, President, Distek, Inc. “We are excited to have been awarded this Japanese patent which will prove to be valuable in such a technically savvy region of the world.”

To learn more about the symphony 7100 Bathless Dissolution Instrument, click on the product link below.